If it seems like Disney+ changes their plans faster than Marvel puts out new series, that’s because it’s not far from the truth. The entire streaming industry is going through a period of price changes, ad-supported tiers, and crackdowns on password sharing. In the mix, Disney+ has a new pricing structure, and more plans than ever to contend with.
If you want to keep Disney+ around to watch kids’ shows, content from Disney networks like ABC, or to catch up on the Marvel Expanded Universe when you get a moment, here are all your current options.
Disney+ subscriptions
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Disney+ now has two main plans.
The Disney+ Basic plan runs $7.99 per month, and you can stream everything on Disney+, but with ads. This plan does not offer a yearly discounted rate, and you can’t download content offline.
The Disney+ Premium plan now starts at $13.99 per month, or $139.99 per year. With it, you can stream everything on Disney+ with no ads, and you’ll be able to download content for offline viewing.
Disney+ bundles
If there’s one thing Disney loves, it’s bundles of all their streaming services. Here are all the available options:
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Disney Bundle Duo Basic: For $9.99 per month, you’ll get Disney+ (with ads) and Hulu (with ads).
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Disney Bundle Duo Premium: For $9.99 per month, you can access Disney+ and Hulu, both without ads.
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Disney Bundle Trio Basic: For $14.99 per month, you can get Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+, but all with ads.
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Disney Bundle Trio Premium: For $24.99 per month, you’ll get all of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+. While Disney+ and Hulu are ad free, ESPN+ will still show ads. This tier also supports offline downloads.
Speaking of bundles, Disney+ and Hulu will soon be available in the same app. The current plan is to combine both services under the same program sometime in December.
The above prices are updated for November 2023, including Disney+’s recent $3 hike in price for the ad-free plan. If you’re ready to sign up, head over to the Disney+ website to create your account.